REV ADVANCES TO QUARTERFINALS FOR FIRST TIME IN SCHOOL HISTORY
Matt Andriese struck out six and only allowed four hits in Redlands East Valley's 8-1 win over Temecula Valley in a CIF-SS Division II second round baseball game.
Ryan Boeger went 2-for-3 with two RBI for REV (24-3, 12-2), which advanced to the quarterfinals for the first time in school history.
Redlands East Valley will play host to Oxnard at 3:15 p.m. Friday
Upland 9, Katella 4
Scott Frazier provided key hits in his first two at bats to give Upland a big lead early. His double in the first scored a run and his triple in the third cleared the bases. Upland led 9-0 in the third inning.
The Highlanders (20-6) will travel to Palos Verde on Friday for a quarterfinal matchup.
Oxnard 6, Chino Hills 2
Ray Romero had two hits, but the Huskies were held to seven total hits and couldn't get by Oxnard. Chris Sulcer had a double for the Huskies (19-10).
Chino Hills was held to seven hits.
DIVISION VI
Bloomington Christian 3, Windward 2
Eddie Matos of Bloomington Christian (17-6) drove in the go ahead run in the fifth to break a 1-1 tie<NO1>deadlock<NO>. Matos pitched the final three innings to preserve the win.
Bloomington Christian will play again Friday.
Big Bear 11, Pasadena Poly 3
Jesse Ceron pitched a complete game, only giving up one earned run in the Bears' (20-4) victory.
UPLAND CHRISTIAN STORMS THROUGH
Upland Christian 18, North County Christian 1
Ethan Chapman went 4-for-4 with five RBI, including a homer and two doubles as the Eagles (17-2) cruised past the Crusaders in a second-round game.
Matt Proulx went 3-for-5 with four RBI and struck out seven in recording the win on the mound, making him 9-2 overall.
NORCO STAYS ALIVE
Norco 4, Camarillo 0
Teagan Gerhart struck out 15 and we<NO><NO1>nt 2-for-3, scoring a run for the Cougars (28-5).
Brianna Smith drove in three runs for Norco, which will play Hart in Thursday<NO><NO1>'s quarterfinals.
DIVISION II
Ayala 5, Mission Viejo 3
Jessica Hall pitched a six-hitter for the Bulldogs (22-10-1). Mary Maffei had two hits and three RBI and Allie Farmakis had two hits.
Ayala will now face El Modena on Thursday in the quarterfinals at a site to be determined by a coin flip today.
DIVISION III
Cajon 4, Fullerton 3
On the road, Cajon fell down 3-0 in the first inning but pitcher Terilyn Boude settled in, giving up just two more hits the rest of the game and Alex Mitchell's two-RBI triple was the highlight in the fifth inning of the comeback victory.
Mitchell, who finished 2-for-4 against Cal State Fullerton-bound pitcher Katey Laban scored the go-ahead run on a ground out by Lindsey Kent.
Brehanna Rodrigues went 2-for-4 with three stolen bases for Cajon, which will play.
Cajon reaches the quarterfinals against Rancho Alamitos on Thursday.
DIVISION IV
Pomona Catholic 5, Chaminade 1
Mandee Camargo went 4-for-4 with an RBI and Shelby Reis hit a fifth-inning grand slam to lead Pomona Cathloic (18-12) into the quarterfinals.
Tori Sadlak didn't allow an earned run or a walk, struck out seven and gave up six hits in a complete game for the Christian League champs.
Chaminade finished the season with a 16-11 record. Pomona Catholic will face the winner of Lompoc and No. 1 seed La Quinta on Tuesday.
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EAGLES CRUSH TITANS
Liz Santana went 3-for-4 with four RBI, including a three-run home run, to lead the Baseline League-champion Eagles (24-3) into the second round 12-1 defeat over Colony.
Santana's three-run shot was the big blow in a seven-run third inning for Etiwanda, which will play Glendora Tuesday. Maggie Karros struck out eight for the Eagles, only giving up three hits, while Jessica Garcia went 2-for-4 with an RBI.
DIVISION III
Cajon 5, Palmdale Knight 3
Lindsey Kent's three-run homer in the first inning set the tone for Cajon, which never lost the lead.
Kent finished 2-for-3 with four RBI and Alex Mitchell scored two runs for the Cowgirls.
Cajon will play Fullerton on Tuesday, a rematch of the 2006 CIF championship game, which Cajon won. The home team will be determined by coin flip today.
Colton 4, Lake Elsinore 0
>Samantha Powell and Vanity Martinez each had two hits and an RBI for the Yellowjackets (19-7), co-champions of the San Andreas League.
Clarissa Molina allowed three hits, struck out nine and walked one.
Garden Grove 1, Kaiser 0
The Cats (18-9) fell in eleven innings via a error despite the pitching performance of Alyssa Palomino, who struck out 11 in her complete game.
Although she gave up 13 hits, she allowed no walks and no earned runs for the Sunkist League champs.
DIVISION IV
Pomona Catholic 2, Warren 1
Tori Sadlak doubled in Breanna Flores for the game-winning run with no outs in the bottom of the seventh. Then Sadlak later scored the insurance run for the Pacers (17-12).
Sadlak also recorded the win in the circle striking out eight with no walks. Her one run was unearned.
Segerstrom 2, Ontario Christian 1
Lexi Thomas allowed three hits and struck out four for the Knights (13-15).
Segerstrom scored its only two runs in the first inning.
DIVISION V
San Dimas 4, Rim of the World 1
The Fighting Scots (19-2) won their first league title since 1988 this season, going 14-0 in the Mojave River League. The title was also Rim's third in school history<NO>. But the Scots could not solve the Saints (18-9), who won a wild-card game 18-0 over Twentynine Palms on Wednesday to advance to the opening round.
Two unearned runs in the third inning and a pair of home runs off Erica Prentice (18-1) bedeviled the Scots. Prentice, a junior, allowed four hits, struck out six and walked one.
Freshman Elizabeth Caporuscio had a double for Rim and Kat Kolde had two hits and an RBI.
REV WINS IN SHUTOUT
Division II No. 1 seed Redlands East Valley defeated Redondo 4-0 in a first-round game Friday.
REV had a pair of two-run rallies, keyed around a triple. Eric Boeger tripled home Josh Salmon in the second and scored in Chatwood's single. In the sixth, Eric Young tripled in David Andriese and scored on Ryan Burcroff.
Chatwood needed just 71 pitches in his gem, walking two and hitting a batter.
Chino Hills 6, San Luis Obispo 3
The Huskies (19-9) scored three runs in the sixth inning to break a tie, taking advantage of two of three errors by the Tigers (21-6).
Chris Carlson hit a sacrifice fly to wrapup the scoring. In the third inning, Garrett Eichmann, Ray Romero and Zach Collier each batted in runs in support of winning pitcher JohnMontoya.
Collier, Romero, Matt Lowenstein and Jordan Gomez each had two safeties in the Huskies' 17-hit attack.
Alta Loma 3, Camarillo 2
Senior Colby Gurney pitched a complete game, scattering eight hits and striking out three as the Braves (19-6) edged Camarillo.
The Braves scored lone runs in the first, second and third innings and made it hold up for the win.
Brad Fraily led the offense, going 2-for-2 with a double and an RBI.
DIVISION IV
Diamond Ranch 3, Santa Monica 2
Derek Goodwin's RBI single tied the game at two, then it was Jericho Kelsey's RBI that won the game in the seventh inning for the Panthers (14-11).
Kelsey's double scored Kyle Lenguel for Diamond Ranch. This marks the first ever playoff victory for the Panthers in their second post season apperance.
CATS PROWL TO SECOND ROUND
The Cats (21-5-1) broke open a scoreless duel in the sixth inning at home as Malcolm Lee and Marcos Ramos delivered run-scoring hits against the Aztecs (15-10). Kaiser broke open a scoreless game in the sixth with run-scoring hits from Malcolm Lee and Marcos Ramos to defeat visiting Palm Desert 3-0 Thursday in a CIF-SS Division IV first-round baseball playoff game.
Kaiser's Ernie Rodriguez and Palm Desert's Nick Baker matched scoreless innings until the sixth. Frankie Valenzuela singled for the Cats (21-5-1) in that inning and moved up when Zach Tapia was hit by a pitch. Lee and Ramos knocked both players in, while <NO1>and a passed ball<NO>Lavell Mann was also hit a pitch to force in the third run.
Rodriguez scattered four singles and did not allow a runner past second. He retired 14 of the last 16 Aztecs (15-10) he faced, and he picked off the pair that reached first.
DIVISION V
Azusa 8, Aquinas 5
Aquinas took an early 2-0 lead, but the game slipped away late as Azusa scored five in fifth and three more in the sixth to seal the victory.
A bases-loaded, infield pop-up broke the game open in the sixth. The ball dropped and the runner from third scored. The runner from second followed after an errant throw to home plate got away.
Joe Bigler had a double and Jimmy Jones a triple in the losing effort for Aquinas.
Sultana 6, Duarte 1
Trevor Haas drove in two runs and scored one for the Sultans (19-6). Mike Mierish earned the victory on the mound for his seventh straight victory for Sultana, which advanced to the second round for the third year in a row.
DIVISION VII
Upland Christian 19, Ventura Christian 0
Matt Johnston (7-2) threw a no-hitter, with 13 strikeouts, and the Eagles (16-10) scored in five different innings to eliminate the Stars (7-11).
Ethan Chapman had three hits, including a homer, and batted in five runs to lead a 11-hit attack. James Spraggins batted in two runs on two hits while Richie Pastor had three hits and three RBI.
WILD CARD WEDNESDAY
TITANS ADVANCE FOR MOORE
Colony 7, Valley View 3
Andasha Moore slapped a two-run double in the second inning to give the Titans (13-9-1) a lead Jordan Sauceda never surrendered against the Eagles (16-14).
Sabrina Cavanaugh added another two-run double in the third and the Titans closed it out with a three-run sixth, two runs coming on a single by Ariel Lopez.
Chaffey 1, Long Beach Poly 0 (8)
Rebecca Greenwood hit a walk-off single with the bases loaded, driving in Megan Centeno with two outs in the bottom of the eighth inning for the Tigers' (14-6) victory against the Jack-Rabbits.
Syvannah Kooyman struck out 11 in her complete game only allowing two hits for Chaffey, which advances to the first round.
WOLFPACK RUN ON
Claremont 3, Arroyo Grande 1
Keith Rossman had 21 kills to lead the Claremont boys volleyball team to the quarterfinals.
The Wolfpack (27-4), which won by game scores of 25-22, 18-25, 25-22, 25-21, will face the winner of No. 1 seed Valencia and Villa Park on Friday.
Geoff Powell had 11 kills and Andrew Zetterberg and Patrick Stalwick had eight kills each. Alo Tauaese added 41 assists.
DIAMOND BAR ADVANCES
Diamond Bar 15, Pasadena Poly 3
The Brahmas (22-1) advanced to the CIF-SS Division II semifinals next week in San Luis Obispo with the convincing win against the Panthers.
Victor Chien and Sam Kim won all three singles matches, while the doubles teams of Philip Kozan/Derick Tom and Joseph Jeong/Agam Amin also swept their matches.
HAWKS SEASON ENDS
La Mirada scored the final seven runs of its CIF-SS Division III wild card game with Arroyo Valley, eliminating the visiting Hawks 11-4 Wednesday.
The first playoff game in Arroyo Valley history was going ok, as the game was tied 4-4 through four innings. Arroyo Valley gave up two in the fifth and had a third out to that inning reversed by an umpire.Senior Zach Sumpter drove in two runs and scored once to lead Arroyo Valley in their last game of the season.
DIVISION III WILD CARD
Garey 18, Palmdale Knight 2
Vincent Velasquez drove in five runs and scored four times to lead the Vikings (15-11) past the Knights.
Dino Mares drove in four runs and scored twice for the Mt. Baldy League runner-up.
Garey advances to the first round, where it will play at Sherman Oaks Notre Dame on Thursday at 3:15 p.m.
ARROWHEAD LEAGUE
Sherman Indian 18, Upland Christian 12
The Highlanders (18-8-1, 9-1) settled for a tie for first in league with the regular season finale loss to Sherman Indian (12-8, 6-1).
Destinee Duncan finished 3-for-4 with 4 RBI including a double and a home run for Upland Christian while Amanda Angel and Bri Remlinger each hit 2-for-4.
CHRISTIAN LEAGUE
Aquinas 3, Pomona Catholic 1
Stevie Goldstein struck out eight and allowed two hits and no earned runs as the Falcons (18-7, 6-4) defeated the first-place Pacers.
Catelyn Ogle drove in a run for third-place Aquinas.
Both teams wait their opponents in the CIF division IV playoffs.
MOJAVE RIVER LEAGUE
Rim of the World 2, Hesperia 1
Erica Prentice homered and concluded the regular season with a perfect 18-0 pitching record, a first for the Fighting Scots (19-1, 12-0) in their win over the second-place Scorpions (15-9, 7-5).
Prentice struck out nine in the victory for the Mojave River league champions.
Rim of the World ended the regular season with a undefeated league record for the first time in school history and now await their CIF division V pairings this Sunday.
MT. BALDY LEAGUE
Montclair 4, Chaffey 3
Montclair knocked Chaffey into second place with an upset on the final day of the regular season.
Liz Castaneda went 3-for-3 with two RBI for the Cavaliers (9-18, 5-10) and Zolie Velasquez hit a two-run home run to give Montclair a 4-1 lead in the fifth inning.
Chaffey fell to 12-3 in league and behind first-place Don Lugo.
SAN ANDREAS LEAGUE
Arroyo Valley 5, Pacific 1
Chelsea Parker doubled in two runs in the third inning as the Hawks (6-16, 5-9) clinched fourth with the season-ending win over the Pirates (5-16, 3-11).
Ardrena Boykins had two doubles and Angelica Diaz doubled in support of Sammi Peters, who scattered three singles.
Colton 17, San Bernardino 0 (5)
Krystal Lucero went 2-for-3 with six RBI, including a grand slam in Colton's rout.
Clarissa Molina went 3-for-3 with three RBI for Colton (18-7, 13-2) and Eileen Garcia (10-3) struck out 10 in the five-inning game.
Cajon 16, San Gorgonio 0 (5)
Catcher Lindsey Kent had doubles in her first three at-bats and drove in eight runs to lead the Cowgirls (20-6, 14-1) to the season-ending rout.
Alex Mitchell scored four runs and drove in two, giving her Cajon's single-season RBI record with 42. The Spartans (11-12, 9-6) will await their playoff opponent, as will Cajon.
SIERRA LEAGUE
Ayala 2, Diamond Bar 1
Stephanie Martinez tripled in two runs in the fourth and Jessica Hall (19-9-1) made it stand as the Bulldogs (19-10-1, 7-3) edged the Brahmas ((10-15-1, 2-8).
Losing pitcher Erica Miller doubled in the lone run for Diamond Bar.<NO><NO1>
NONLEAGUE
Big Bear 17, Citrus Hill 9 (5)
Winning pitcher Janae LaPierre slammed a pair of homers and had five RBI and Megan Westover hit a grand slam as the Bears (16-7) prepared for the playoffs in a shorten game against the Hawks.
Syndree Rawlings had two hits and two RBI for Big Bear, which had eight extra base hits among its total of 17.
